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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
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Rep 9Ort, %. SuIt.-Albert SoHe8,
Elm 8a9gonausfebrer i'm @raub Central
Depot, fQno am letteu Breitags ssa5eH6 btH'
ter bem Diem in eiuem Bofnaggcu ieds
amtIide &ouDerte. 8ielelben Bareu geOTfaet
mOrbeu, iebod eutbieItea mebrere oerielbeu,
bic an RamsDorter 8au2eH aoreifrt maren,
nod @hads I'M @elamntbetrage pom $4,000.
Sc fteate fd berauB, saB ieine Sheds abb
banbeu getommen maTeH uub 6aB lt4 tatu
gaursel6 in oenieIbeE beTuH6eu bate. Der
gBaggon funo uuter Gbbut oes Boits&Ieres
6. 6. S0us un6 faa am Srsitag 4ben6 an.
yIaabem bic BofI2aea entierut uareH, be-
CAB iib SoneB in. cen Wagg0n, te5rta lbu
aus uub Oeri9lo5 Sic SbtireH. al9 av cine
babe StuH6e eagauf iurtdlam, ftaHo bic
siue Ebiire Ofel, uub SoHes iano be seoiis
neten Gouberte. 5one III Der AHIdtr baB
bic gouberte oai irgeno etEe g8eiie herobfies
len uub iiberie3eu unrben, als bic Slegt5 bic
BofIa6en IN Sdde oerpndteH, baB etu 8ieb
in beu 8uGgOn gelangtG, bic BEieie 0fuete
un6 ie, ale az iab, baB er ibreu 5HAalt Mot
oerrpertbes f0nnte, kiater ben GIen mari.
Der Boliad, in mes6em bic Gouoerte aus
AIbans eameu, eutkielt mebrere SeIepadeter
bic MID nngeribri morben naren. pome III
iiberSeugt, 6as taiHsr ieIHeT ieas aHtsr9eores
uetsa @lerfB bic Geuperte o1nete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
@E4bfgne Ffycubnbns 3eontte,

BottsbiIIe, Pa., %. Sui. GOr
giuiger 3eit rDurben bic Briioer Benjamin
uuo Qarou yluB Dou Gatapiia, pelbs aI8
gremier, reip. @ououIteur, Ger Gotaw,igs
Settiou Der yBbil0oelp5 5igsReabtH9e &iiaH.
baHn" fzuqirteu, inter Der BeiguloiguHg
oeJbnitgt, BradtwuggoH5 berau6t gu babeH.
Sie nugbeH 5uHi9f uHter ie $1,000 SHrg'
lbait 9efegt.
Dam aber nareu ita tb0ri5t geuug, $4,000
boar gebui5 grIe6iguHg Der Sa4e aU5ubies
ten, apb Die 5olse bieiea SergIetdSOeriua5
mar Ie6igIia, oaB fe inter le $4,000 Bdr9,
ibuft gefsut Un6, oa Fe bieiel6s ut9t aufs
briHgsH toHHteH, ms gefdHguiB gei9idl
Uur6eu. 8euH man bat natiirltd, 6urd 0as
PdersieteH aHgerest, Baiter ua9geforiht HHo
uo5 NANCE aHoere SeruHueuuHgeu enta
hpdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
Rtat gSafferf6ea, feaStrR gRa'
Idrfn.

2oHssSsIaub. .@tta, R.,g., %.
Snlt. - Der 12i6brise Otto Runbed, Der,
pie beriatet, Dor udt &asen BON eirem
9uHee 9ebiheH Duroe rno am DlittpD9,
ME man gIaubts, ShmptOme Der g8agers
lteu jei9te, beftubet f9 aui benz Bege Der
8ehsrung. 8r. 8enler ertlGrt, Sas Der
3nabe an ginlaria teibe, uR0 bns osfeu
gtutterr NEIL er con siuem 6uaee aebifeu
poreeu lei. sesIaubt babe, NeE SuObe Ietoe
on Der 0aiierideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
0tDfe 6fke.

Chicago, %. Suli.-8epei5eu ans 0ers
iaie6eueH BuatteH 5ou 5uiuOls ergeben, oa5
iRtenTDe Site geferH IN bem H1ittlereu Ebaile
jeue8 Staates berrihte. Su giHcolH uHo
@ortbc9e erreidte ba8 EbermOmater cine
60be BON lO2 grab iu Sdatteu unO in
4eeria oOn 100 grab. glebrere Sale BON
Sonnenfid iUeroeu gemeIoet.
Btndefer, 30, 20. Suli. - 6eu;e
berridie rpieber aiue nabrbait trOpiide 6tbe,
unb 6as 3bsrmometer flsg nui "a @raO.
Seit bieIeu SGbreu berrihte tetH 10 aRbaIteHz
bes bei6as QBetrer i'm Sbeuauooabtbale.
BbiIabeIpbta, %. Sult. = Den ges
uausn unb rDifenidQftIideH QuBeiaHuugeu
hes uBeuuigl5aHier 6oipital5" 5ufo!ge bat
es fcft ieit eiuem SaBrbuuoeTt tsiusn betses
rem Suli gegeben, als ben biesiabrigeu. Die
EobesfaIe in 5oIge Der 6iBe fno oesbal6
ungep1bnliG 3aBlreid, unO e5 If aud D2utg
AuaFdt auf slue miIoere EemPeratur 0or-
bGnoeU.
Rep,9srE, 29. GpriI. - SH biefIger
Stabt nuroen beute p Dlsnideu BON Der
5ite iiberu altigt, uub oerieIbeu tarbeu. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
Ser SSebIer citieg EcIearapbtffett.

5nBetton, b., %. Srli.-gru Berio-
ueuBug Der gSebigb &allep Babu" coQibirte
beute Itenb gu gouO Greet .Suuctiou, oier
9teilJn nOrblth Don bier, nit einem aobleu
3uge Der ugtem, ,Seriep @eHttaI5ahu." =" Ss0e
gotnmOtiueH nur6eH oemoitrt uuo mebrere
8aggOu5 con Ger S6itJung biHab 9el1Isus
bert. 6eErg Sueiper aus SSbttes 5a0sH, tin
&rGnier. trIitt elueu Sruh beIoer B5tne unO
iruere &erIspun8eu, ieOO6 tameH ale auoe.
zen Btricnen aUf beioen 3igeu nit oem
Sdcedeu hG0ug. Die @outFoH ruuroe oUrb
ben TeIeGrop5jiteH S9org UerluIa5t, maltar
6Gm BetiOneuguqe eineu Beisbl 3un 4uaals
ten Hidt uittbgilte. Short peiher IN gil
3abetb, RS, aniiiiig lt, eulHob mad osm
lluiulie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
efa bpffnttttaSUoaes Sftdn,d1et.

Qertugtou, 8s., 20. SuIi.-giu 8.idb.
rioer Suuge, RameRs .. 3. geu, bat eiuge.
fiGnbeu, 6aB er msbrere Sebduse, neI9e
ffr,Ii6 abeebrunnt fnb, anseSiinoet babe.
gr iaate freimiitbig, er babe sewHBt, 6as CT
mad Dem @eIese ntht befrutt perbea Tonne,
Sa er nod 5u jung lei, luO babe Die 6Guier
Al Ieiuem Sersuiigen angeRedt. gr III Ders
buftet, aber ole BsbGrOen piHen ui&t, nos
fie nit jbm aRfnugea pOlsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
Nolaeta efreg gStrtbs bs0eusfraFe9I3.

Suter Srto9e, Sut.,
% Suti. - SEQ. Stebeus rpur6e oOrgeteII
Gbeao nm 8 llbr au Der caHa0tidsu 9rsH1e,
UrgeiGbr cine 9(s,le uIterbGlb SuteruatiOs
nal Bridge, Uou Better giettle eri4oHeu. Die
beioen U{dnner butteu am lsBteH SoHntdg
in etner g8irtbidnft Sueit uuO i4pureH elm.
amber &ate. SOrgelterH 45eno trafen iie
fd pitoer. glettle bate eiue GHdi2 bel fi4.
Stsbeus fiI6te NIT ejuigeH Sreuu1eu, uno
ais ytettIe 40 5IB eHtfernt mar, feuerte 0ieier
irin @emsbr ab uuo i4oB stephens burd
Ten Ropi. HettIe uuroe Urrbaftrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
shfpttriet Stemtretntret6una.

QoutspiIGe, 9p., 90. Suli.-8unoess
nari6au @roB tehrle heute &beuO Don Cap
Ior.9Onntg anTiid, p05in sE gsi4idst D0rSsa
seIang tem DtariGau, Obsiei4 er BON Der
BeuSlterung u9ebopcsttet" purOe, uebrere
Sunbert Bfdnouugeu borjuHebueH. @r be-
rid,tet, 6aB ieine arbeit in anbetradt bes
BiOerfnn6ss Der 8eU0Iteruas cine duBert
ihtuere mar.
gs uerIautet, ous elm WauH, tpel6er IeiHe
Steuern bejablte, geIpuGt rpUrbe un6 bag
mehrere auoere aus benz ndmltdeu @ruube
bebrobt worosu fiub. Die sepfdHoeteu ca
den finb nod uidt uerfauit wOrben uHO pers
ben obne 3psiitl aus benz &ountp seididt
s,erber miiieu, nm 6Gufer 3H ftnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
etnt f80m oft er5aDIte 0eF&t@tc

u d N N 5, Sn0.I %. 5ulI.-Gia TuNrz
tpsrf, auf peldsm Der 6arusr SOlePb &l9
beute ba8 8Sbugeleiie an Der peflt3sH
Staotgrenae AT freu5en Deriudte, tuurOe oOH
einem plGtIi9 bernn0raulenoeH 5Uge 6emO,
Iirt, mo Bid, isiu tieiHes RtHO un0 feline
Shpiegermutter, Stan 6annab Rspcomb,
pur6eu get0btst. 5rau 8it War 6ie e,u3i9e
4erioH auf Oem Bageu, melhe nit oem &C.
ben eEttau, ietOd 1T nut iie lduer 0erlsgt.
4ud bic 3mei Bierbe rUurOea geto6ts,. Die
SPfcr puloeH auf eHtieBIiae ggeiie UtrfiiGI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
SDFft SQlIIDr's WndlFnIder.

Gurtbuge, 5G8. 30. SIl.-@s berIaus
tgt bier, ouB Sniepb Smirb iuu., Br1T0er
Der lreformirten) IlOrmOn2Hitrae 81 gam9nt,
nd mad SaIt.gaies gitp begebeu Ulr6, nm
feline QHipriide auf Die Brif5eutihaf. Der
9oImouentlr6e geIteHo ju MAIDEN.
Cult gafes@ttp utab, 29. Snli. -
SohH Ga9lor, Der UertOrbsue Br5foiat 9gs
Diolmouenlrde, murbe beute bger6igt. glsIe
Qieuiheu btFhtigten 00rber Die lIabat.e9e,
tie i'm Sabera0teI auf eiHem Bara9ebett la
gen. Gin SObu bes Serfor5aucu Uariut-e,
ben GHpeieuben au5eiuauOer 81 ieBeH, olB
ieiu Gater ourd bic Gou7ituaHte hlHtergaH9au
puroe, uno 6aB CT DOH Ser Qnuabme 6es
Unit. Polpgamies s8eialuTe3 Iiht5 uu5te,
aGeiH bic GeremOHienmetfttr llttsu feline
Udterbre9uHg, uuo Der i~T9e Utauu mur0e
7uf11 GSdmeineu de4mrua Al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
Fnrnnnn Itf Ntbensfh.

2iHcoIH, gtebr., 20. SuIi.-BiSbe1 Sat
man bier nod uiht5 geuauereS iibcu oeu
lIrdtbareH GOrnab0 aeb0rt, meIber baIte
2lbeub I'm 6 llbr iiber DQ8 StaOtdeu DaUtos
@ub binpeggafegt it. ylur 10 Utsl 1T be-
tuHHt: eiu JtaHH Dur0e get0Otet, uno lIsbr,
as bic 6dlTte auer 6anisr lIegeH in EriuIs
mem nit glui5Iu8 Oe5 8abubOfe5 Der
ullniouzBacific- Burlington yhhouIt- Babn."
Gin groBes maiF5es SduIgebdube, bic 4lle'
tBobifeHs unb bic GOugreiitonaliiteHsairhs
uus 8abIrei&e g8Obubauier ftiir3teU eiu. Der
S6aoeu miro auf etma 100000 geidast
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
- RrInnrnrFf.

Bep gOrf, %. SuLi. - 5Olgenbs5
fab bic SaIuBuotiruugen: geIb oinete III
8 Un0 idIoB ~ Pro3eut. - Sterliugs
gBediel $4.S24 $4.83 auf go Gage uuO
$4.94i-$4.844 GEf Sibt. -SuuoessGbliz
qatlOHeu: 4-prO}. 1918, AZ proB. lO84r
s prO,. --. &ftieu: Ionms' grbg2B 149,
Central Bacifc 35t, Gbeiapeate Gbio 6,
@rie 29B, bitto BriOr. 6Gl, 5qiuoi3. geutral
1911, 2ate SbOre 81, ytan sSerjlls Geusrnl
755, ROrtb .BeReTu ll2t, Ditto Brior. l44.
gtem gortz&eutraI 1914, 2bins g1iIfiiRppi
25i, Ditto BEioT. 85, Bittsbura 1891, 8eos
6tug 51}, 81. Paul 81, Ditto Brior. ll8,
ggefieru. llHiou 724.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30

"a" 3 NJ petIun8 b 0on y ela
ben goligru QnidagH, R0piDeb, Setten~
uuo 0}udeuiduer}, iraHlem WageH, Shmias
bel, Shwdde Der Sebtraft, RerUeui6mdhes
appetitIofgteir, BerftOpfuug, 89spepiie, St6r
ruug Der Jiitreutbitgiei-, Hnretnem Slute
uuO 6raueulraufbeiteu gebraude man 3 paHs
ce'5 Sai5apariIIeH sBtutptIleH.
Bret3 % Gents Die Sdadtel. gu 9abem
bel 5etb g. 5aHce & 8 omit p, gtr.
$40, Cfs men; alte ylr. 1O8, g8ef) gaItt-
more sSuaBe. G27-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
Snr &iffltreffYn0e.

Bort 9amtesbErp, G.,8., 90. Sult.
- Ser amertlaniide srtegsoampIer n Danticn
fam beute aus 6ollfar bier en- uaN iu6r mad
Rorths Snp Deiter, nm bas Sutersfie Der
owtti'anti6ea Gtiaer in ieasr 9egsuo ju
iiberna@eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30

%SnucG's SaiiGPurtIIeH.Gr e
trat reiHigt bas glut uH0 betlt Sirop9elHs
itrOPbuI0is 6Iife, trebFss Rlafe, W2ageHs
Idnd9e IH0 alle aus uHreiHem Slute eHts
ipriugeubeu 2eioeu rabilal. 6Hi.meb, 8beus
matismus, ReuraIgie uHb Slot lafeH fd1
uur our6 ons glut mlriiGm beieii!gsn, HHa
6auce's SaIiaparueHsGr Grtrait III be Arlnetr
nelde Das 1oQbrtHgt. Breis 81 BE Blaiae.
9u babeu bel Setb 9. 9uHce & Gem p.s
glr. $40, ,CRs (ueH; alteyir. 1O8, 2Beita) Salua
uorss SraBe. Q2T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
gEeiners nrtlra tft eintllnatt.

Cincinnati. 20. Suly. -S}u bsm uu-er
hem giamau ySlOptonu" befaEuteu Staots
tbeile uabe 6em Bahubof2 Der y2iHciuHatl.
6Gmiltou 9agtou Sabs" brauHteu beute
&beuo % @ebauoe ute0er. Ser &erluf be-.
tragt S1uO,OCD, uub cicca $50 BeroueH uucs
ben ob0a9los. Dle5rere Gttglieoer 0r
Teuerpebr uuo Elm Boli5it mur6eH U65rsu6
6es IranSe5 UGu Der 6iBe iiberDdtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30
- q PouFe.

uuIsbIbores B7ittsI gsssn UlaLard, D9spspite,
unosItndht uub oue HtmditIhtu BisbeT. 8obis
folfuT gepfn gopHeiben uHs BsrfiopiuHs' 9Ran iors
here HuT ". &. onic uub ttR anbaIess so
KiIierJ bSiIt SabnitmefIer, iofort; is Gents es
6laibss So a1eH gpot5Estn gu aabsua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-30

Ey gB ertbDOIIe 4u5tunft t. gBer
on 8gspepfI Rub ben i5eIH 5Ol8eH eiHeS IN
lluoronuug geratbeueH Wageu5 leiDet, miro
burh ben @ebrauh Uou Br. Chalmers 6eils
tiuttur gro5e &rletfteruHg erlan9eH. Ste
FART bic yleruen, rJd]tet ba8 Spitem rpie0er
Guf, ruft trefHlhe @Bluf ber10r Uuo iogtc
ftets, rDeHu Elm Eouicum u0tbigif, augelpeus
bet neroeH. Breis 81. Bei Setb g.
6auce & 8 ON p, gfr. 80, Cif- men; ate
-. lO8, 28eit' Baltimore Stra5e, 81 b.
ben. 127-l
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Eine Harte.

IA sue, ntgae on B0lgen pol SusenhIhnbeHs
ntrD5itg G4pa4e, frhbem 8trtol, 9 trinR ssr glaHa
nsstraft u, T, 10, ltlbtnf ien6e i@ toRehfrd Elm
RebsRt bG6 ft turrt. BitiGB groBt btllmit.c wuxbe
BON ttHtm Raiifoudr In Sdb amtgifn tntbtdts
5Btdt GbrefEltg Geubtri an Rtp. Sotbh q. Sna
mau, 5i1ti0uDs b2lsaB Bargs tl9s (aulG ,Sp1
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s0irfnu1eIt cfucS Elibftra9Ie3.

&apt6. Git9, &at.,29, ju,t.-3olU,
5i9 0ieilaH u0rouG bon BI.r trai 1otgeascH
A55nb elm ShghraBl slUsu nit 5I5crbarna
beiradtcteu g8agsusug, Der nit glaulei2lu
heipannt mar. SebH Der Eblera tuaryeu 10
fort getGotst; Der eIstlitle 6Eute 'pr-pg
oanu bic Sil5erbarreu eutllBg ueu einem
gEageu ;urn auoerH ua0 trQf 0GuH nod Elm
Yfaro, naaes, al oem ltBteH g8lgCH aUge
buuNcu, biutyrber trabte. Ser 6u9rer 0ta
3uges mar eiulga gltUuten Dorhar uou c.uem
bel Ilauleid, uui oem CT ritt, geiiiegeu, nm
ielue berabgeflIaua Eeitids auBu5e5ca; o,ss
igr 3uinI retteta ieiu GtbeE; 81 ,ril5C ager
cine ftirdterIiI}e grititteIuHl.
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9mef Rflipcffertt ertrttg1fen.

gtem=9ort, %. Sult. - Qtarg u. uu9
Sutbarine &earreu, 3uet D}daasu I'M alter
ron z, reip. Is Sabrcu, tertu <eru in Jtr.
81 6uhIoufir0Be, gtap Dort, uObuBait iiuo
b'elteH Ilh ieit etniger 3eit CUR SOuneriris
de in Spring Yalee ant. I'm gtttuoA
giugeH bic WidO6sH IN Begleimug aiHiger
Treuubinrsu nah Dem benahBayteu g0eitu=
lsT1 2ate, 4" nm III bloau. Die game @2ieQz
iGait nltete nnd etnsm 20 TuB uo1l llier gez
Iegeuen 6IoB buaus uuo cmufrye fid) bort
ais Ifarq 8e0rnen, bic auf benz FiD5 cuIlHa
ipali5rte rHb auf 6em ieHeiti9eH GHoe ms
Wdfer gefaueu mar, pl6elid) I'M pui's rtef.
Sbre S6pefsr HatbGrtpe ftiir3te Der @rtrins
feneeu nod, ba nber ieine Der S1meteru
itnimmen tpnute, 10 ertranteu 8etoe. &lue
QH3Ghl Didnuer, uelbe buuoert 2aros BON
Der SteIle eEtferrt belhdftIgt mar, b0rte jmar
rae @sihrsi Der gd0heu, IheHfteH Osmlele
ben aber in oem @Inuben, baB e8 nd nm
nidlt8 QuBer9em0bult1es bau6le, feine Be-
attuHg. DiaH roqutrirte ipater bic 5iIie
nieier geute, aber e8 gylnug tbuen MIR, Die
Qejtsu eer Wdoder ans gaao 3u ftlafieu
pr. [iames &sarnen, Der Batter, bOlte g2terH
Die 9eiden BON Spring s&auep ab, IHh beute
mrr6eu oieielbeH BON Der ct. Beterss8uhe
on @arclapftrnBe, gteDsDort, aus bserotgt.
Dtarp uHo Satbartne, DeIde II Der ,,St- Be-
ters, Gcaoemp" erl0gen mareu uu0 0eH Stoli
itrer @iteru bilneten, mareH BON IeG3 9e'
irf1m torn Sip GIfpftpu
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S6badje na6 ftn5erloie Traueu

iouteH uit ptrlgeiien, IonbeTn Batb un5 SsIs5ruus
aus eiHem 8u6e lh6pisn, buth DeIbes Gauisnot
tHnerbol6 t9yAefer 3sit TIRE Dout @eiune9tt DitesF
eglon9t una ben etH5igen Buntp tbre5 pU5enS IN
GrtDluug gebgn dben. Dns NIT Uieleu Grlnhu9es
lht6ttn etl6uterte, rtblih ausgefatsttt ntuefe
2eer uirb gratis un6 frahco 0eri4iGt BON egr
q sBetO0fe &Gtftc & SABpeuiGEaB" Str. lb,
GHs@onttopzS tgabe, iaAe 8Eeabtgap, 2eip'
Dgeg, R,sDs 1857
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HS@ Beriude eiHmal 5uHce's 5aars
gBteb berberfelIer. gr Oegotdt 6ttuHe5
6aar, brtugt bic alta 6arbe 3uriid, iii Elm eles
gautss 8otletteumittel uu6 9stIt ROpigrtub
uu6 80pibauts Sudeu. Breis 81. 3u babeu
BET g eth @. SauCe & Gomp., gtr. 80,
Gfs lueu; aIte glr. lO9, BeFs) Baltimore
ShQBe. (1279
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bar 6uBenI @rtdltnag un6 us
b ere 2eibeH Dee 6alie8 au0 Der guuge
Derbeu ben 5uHce'8 NHborHsS 1rup
Syrup Of HOrehOund), 0sm befeH, Dor'a
Bublitum gebradteH 6Ufen. Sprup, gebsilt.
BreiB 25 Gents. Bel @ etB g. 5auce&
Comp, glr. $40, GF. taeu; alte Jlr. 100,
0ef.l 9altimoalraEe, 81 ha6en. Ll27-l
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RaP Gin I90uer tIarGr Eetut
Id6t f4 burh 3letuiguug oes Blute5 nit
6uuce's Sufiupuritleuz ober Bluta
BtlIeu erlaugeH. Sie tarireH aud Sopfs
neb, regelu ben llutarleib, fidrfeu ben Dlas
gen, regen bic gsber on uHO 0erleibeH 0em
gau5eu 5gReme geIuH5beit uuo Gner8is.
bel 9 eth g. 6Guce s. 8 imp, ytr.
80, Gf=(uel.; altey!r. 1O6, gSeitsl Baltimore
StraBe. 1z7-)
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Fsg" Dr. baIuerB' peIldaItur 8e8en
8pBpepFe, 6aHce's 4Hooru Sgrup gegeu
6ufeu Hno @rialtRug, 6auce's Saiiaplrluz
Blllen 3um 8etHigeH oe5 &lute5, 6auce's
grhu fir bic glereu, 8aHce's 5Gars 28ieoeTs
berfeaer, 6auee's 8beumatismG5 eminent
-gQeB III babea bel Setb @. SaHce&
Comp, yir. so, Gf. men; alte yir. 1O8,
2BR8=) SalttRsrefiTa5e. (I27-)
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HernfEhfaA.

Die beutige Steuer @iauabue betrug
$372,1S8 uuO Die 8OGeiuua5me $GII129.
CUR @inlSiuug beftmmte ytGtioualsS Saut.
Noten i'm SetrGge bon $685. 900 liefeu beuts
in Sdasamte Elm.
Die 8esieruu9seiuuabmeu im WoHat
Suli belauieu fid iomeit nuf it5er S32, ,OOO,.
coo unb bic Gussnbsu, nit ginidluB BON
$11, 800, 900 iiir BeufOueu, uuf $25, 800, 900.
Der Yrdfibent uu6 ieine Satin uerbra6.
ten beute Oen Gag auf ibrem 2anbFBe DAT.
Bierp, inbem feline @eiddfte borlageu, Die
ieine gnneienbeit i'm ygBeiseu 6ouien erfors
6srteu. @r ipiro fid BON iest an bic III ei'
uer beuorftebsubeu 8eiie 10 Uiel, ais mOsllh,
in Dat glen oufhalteu.
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IA seat IT bic @eIegeHbet
Gine Flaid5e BON 6uHt's 3HielteHpul0eT, 0gB
man init lJmfdt IN bic 8ettfieue uu6 bic
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tere Dliibe uub Blage. Breis 25 @euts. 3u
babeu bet Setb g. 5aHCe & Com p,
SIR. SO, Of [ueu; al:e ylr. 1O8, 8ef)Sols
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1T 0as ptrFfanFe 0cfannte w1ItteI
8ese,t uue Santtraatbeitea.

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big uH0 bIcitt HHo 0eri46uut BEN Geiut. III
Ierparts gebraudsu Damcu oicidbe ais cIss
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tdrbnngsH Der 6autOcriHdt bat, srtlart iie fiir
Elm WttteG, 0as 0ieRelben taT6, ttnbes
Otnot uHS auf Ste 9autr pertrctbt.
Sie modt oud5 siH prdttigts
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Seine BENTON.

Der SetIetdr osS SuHersu bat ben 4n'
ipruf gEiuium 6eogcipetbs, eiues eAsualt.
gen SClbateu oe8 AZ. 5noiuna'er 8oLoutdrs
8e9imentS, OerpOrfen. Seogeipet5 mar 9es
faugeuer in Iu6erioHoile uHo lieB itt, nm,
ME er iagte, bem SuugertoOe 81 entgebeu,
IN Gle cOuf0oerirte Armea eiureiGsu, 0eiers
tirte iebod bel Der erfez @elegenbeit uuS
tebrte 81 ieinsm erfeH RegiGleute 3urid.
GeiHe Spplitatiou puroe inter eiuem Sc
iese oernorfen, peltes ausoritdlid u0rs
lhreibt, 6GB tein Uiauu, Der ben 6eiu6su
Der 6sgierung Ddbrsno bes 8iirgerlrieses
bireft Oper iuOireft bebIlHia mar, cine Pen
iion erbalten iou.
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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

The difference between an ulsto,
and a baby: The one you year., the
other you were.
Must Have Had Two Himself
Twas the maker of barrels. his labor dime
discovered that two heads are better than
one.' ~
Golden Days.
-five-year-old Alice-"Tommy, give
me half of your apple" S~ix-year-old
Tommy-"I'm sorry, but / can not,
Alice. Mamma told me never to do
any thing by halves"
Washington Husband Ito wife, who
is to give a grand balD--"Are the ar
engagements complctedp' Wife with 4
sigh of satisfaction)--"Yes; eve to
the ordering of the police from the
station house."-1yd-B Bits.
And how do you like my playPr
splendid! So original, you know"
"YesP fear You wish to lattcr me-"
"Not u bit Of it. The characters arc
quite unlike any thing one sees in real
life, you know --Boston transcript.
-"Do yon Think she asked,
dreamily, as he sat beside her at the
circus, ''that this is the same elephant
saw when l was II childp" ..No,"
he said with %scornful candor; "you
know elephants only live to be two hun
bred years old" 1t won't be this year.
Boston Post.
The little folks have q wonderful
gift OF expression, event. their vocabu-
larry is somewhat limited. Little
"Kichy." an uptown toddlcr, wasn't
feeling very well, and his mother solic-
itously inquired what was the matter,
II feel us If some Of me was dead"
was the expressive reply. Hartford
Post.
-Countryman Tin dime museum)--
whats your specially, fricndp"
freakA"Tm the man who can pass a
door with the legend paint on 1t
without daubing it with the index
finger to sect II it's dry" Countryman-
uosn' AaoW much ye git n wcekP"
freak-"Thousand dollars, same's nil
the rest."-M y. Sun.
Johnny had been to the house Of
i1eighbor to play with the children.
''Well, johnny" said his mother. on
MY return, did You enjoy yoursclfp"
.'Oh, yes, ma; and they arc going to
Irish stew for dinncrr, sHavon't
! told you times out Of number that YOU
must never repeat what You have heard
peoples housespv .sBnt, mi, I didn't
hear any thing about the stew;
smelled y with my ncas.n-M !.
Lsdgsr. n AZ * Ss%gs !, .3sE
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24
INDIAN WARFARE,
A veterans "Reminiscences of the Terrible
War Of S6?


'Did / ever tell you of u little incl
dent that happened during the Indian
war Of 1922 said Lieutenant Nor.
gan, of the police force, recently.
"Wcll, ] was a member of COMPANY
"A, 9th Minnesota volunteers. When
we were up in II county which had
been devastated by the Sioux there was
a detail from our company sent out un-
der the command of Captain Grant, of
my company, to bury the dead. Above
Birch coulee we found a MAJ who told
US that he. with his wife, two daugh-
tiers and a little son, were in the garden
when he heard the crack Of guns. His
wife and daughters dropped dead. He
grabbed the boy and started to run
down the road. He was followed by
the Indians, yelling savagely and firing
rapidly. He could not carry the boy
and get away, SO he dropped him and
ran on. The little fellow followed him,
shouting, Papa, papar but was soon
overtaken by the Indians, and he heard
him shrek and knew that he had been
Killed. After burying the dead around
Redwood we came back by the way Of
where the man lived and found the
bodies OF his wife and daughters as he
had said. Down the road we found the
body Of the little boy thrown into the
hazel brush. The bodies were all mutt
lated in a horrible manner. At the
fight at Birch coulee tho man was
killed. II he told his name / IAN not
now remember. That was one family
entirely wiped out. In all tho reports
OF those dark days this circumstance
has never been Published. Isl. Paul
Pioneer Press.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24
albany (M ~ Journal.

"A wall Street man with an absorb.
ing love for two nephews told these
s.orles OF them recently: my little
tiiree-year-old nephew was PLAYING in
a pie OF sand the other day and his
mother saw him through the window.
one called to him and told him II sho
saw MIN there again she would have
TO whip him. He replied: wal
mamma, you had better not loot ~,
OF tho window, then. cause I'm oo;nn
70 10 1t again. Another one nooS
SIX has been visiting his aunt snI
AFTER . spell Of m~isbchayior. m liz
part, she took him into tho porlor !"
reason with him. In telling his mothor
about IT afterward he said: i thc,,nS.
Ut iirst she was going to lick mo r..
sne Just talked, talked, talked.
Golden Days. ~